Leeds High School - Leeder Yearbook (Leeds, AL)

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iw donated fluoreaicent liglu tn to li6l-ary . . . Tofu Roll' MALCOLM McAl.l.lSTER: We call him Mack. The gals just seem to live from one clance with him to the next. His sense of humor is tops. PRESTON McI.AUGl-ll.lN: His constant giggles still echo in the halls. We call him Press and remember how he does love to jump. JOSEPH NOBLE: Sonny XVC can't help but laugh at the constant way joe scratches his heacl and says, I just clon't see how you'll do it. Bofmm R nu' JANE OSTEEN: Always she's Holstein We marvel at the way she ignores things hoping they'll go 'way. Meet our favorite artist. JEAN PIERCE: Pie-face. Dehnitely an all around girl . . . ancl apparently one of the ring-leaders of these wacky Seniors. ELOISE RICHEYL A natural basketball player who is an immigrant from Pell City and answers to Richey. l think she drinks lots of milk.

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'Qu S KN 7lre SE IUH III. 55 Top Rnu' GERALD KINCAID: Hes Kinny and he likes attention and little blondes. Can we ever forget the way he can get tickled at mzytlwivzg? G. P. KNIGHT: Geep. When he comes to school he doesn't like it at all. l-le talks very little and has even less concern for other things. -IACK LASTER: Red Hes practically the skin of Tom and Cecil. We like that red hair and freckles, but most of all the way he blushes. Bfflrrml Ruiz' ROSA MAE LOVELL: Meet C. Hfs Rosie We all admire her darling clothes and the way she keeps her business to herself and him, ENEDA MAXEY: As frank as she could possibly be, but on her it looks good. We've all noticed how pretty she is and we call her 'Neda. MARY LOU MITCI-lEl.l.: Mitch Bang- bang Lu Lu, always brings that familiar blush to her face, We envy her ability to catch a man and hold him!

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Rig I 1 K ' 2, 7lae SE IUH CL SS Top Roll' GENE SCHMITT: lt has been said that there must be one of every kind in every class, so Gene is our srudious Senior. MARTHA LOUISE SCOTT: Meet Scott She's practically inseparable from Richey and jo, and a quiet, sweet gal to boot. MARY RUTH SIMPSON: Polly is al- ways the first to go anywhere if anybody wants to go. tThat is, if she doesn't suggest it herselfl. Bnltrmz R fm' BETTY JEAN SPIDLE: Speedle is one of the most original girls Leeds High School has ever seen. Definitely a rip-roaring Senior. BETTY SUE TAYLOR: Taylor hails from lrondale, but she just had to come to school at Leeds. Quite a basketball player, too. EVELYN TURNER: Meet our mouse. Eve- lyn never lets it be known that shes even in the room, but she always makes the grade.